Five major projects — a mass‑timber HQ, 214 affordable units, a MAPS‑funded family justice center and more — are reshaping downtown Oklahoma City.

DTLA Alliance rolled out a public‑private "Path of Progress" aimed at sprucing downtown corridors and activating storefronts ahead of FIFA 2026 and the LA28 Games.

Prologis has bought the 915,160‑square‑foot Cotton 303 Logistics Center at 6801 N. Cotton Lane in Glendale, a fully leased West Valley warehouse occupied by Cubework. The acquisition underscores strong investor demand for Phoenix industrial assets.

Trademark will break ground this summer on a 25‑acre Dunham Pointe retail district in Cypress, bringing roughly 205,000 square feet of shops and early openings in 2027.

City Planning approved a zoning rewrite this week to loosen rules blocking rooftop solar, battery storage and other climate projects across New York City.

Brookfield is marketing a 150,000–200,000 sq ft grocery-anchored town center at Tehaleh that would bring shops and restaurants to Bonney Lake’s growing neighborhood. Leasing outreach is underway.

A Chapter 11 petition filed March 18 halted a planned UCC auction for the office unit at 609 Fifth Avenue amid unpaid utility bills, a lawsuit and stalled condo-conversion plans.

Cummings Properties is building Beverly Landing, a 60-unit condo project at Cummings Center in Beverly; 28 units have already sold during preconstruction. Construction is underway and reservations are open.

A state advisory panel is finalizing recommendations to standardize regional codes for factory‑built homes under SB25‑002. A May 5 rulemaking hearing is planned and adoption is due by July 1.

A CIM affiliate has sued to foreclose on Miami Beach’s Goodtime Hotel, seeking about $149.3M as owners counter that a contract drafting error created open‑ended guarantees.

Boulder City will ask voters whether data centers should be an approved use in the Eldorado Valley — a choice that pits $1.3B in leases against habitat and water limits.

The owner of the L.A. Grand Hotel has asked a judge to dismiss negligence and interference claims in a suit by the Academy of Media Arts. A hearing is scheduled for April 2, 2026.

Anduril says Fury production will start this month at its Arsenal‑1 plant near Rickenbacker, a milestone in a project promising thousands of jobs for central Ohio.